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Ecuador signs an agreement with the St. Jude Children’s Hospital in the United States

Ecuador signs an agreement with the St. Jude Children’s Hospital in the United States

by | November 4, 2020 |

Ecuador signed an agreement last Wednesday with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, for care, research and innovation in treatment of children with cancer in the public health network. The signing of the cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador and the Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital of the United States, came as […]

CUENCA SHORTS 11/3

by | November 4, 2020 |

Ministry of Public Health does massive sampling effort in Cuenca In the Cuenca, researchers completed a sampling program this past Sunday, to see if they could find patients who may have gone through the coronavirus, without knowing it. Thirty brigades from the Ministry of Public Health (MSP) went in search of test subjects throughout the […]
It was really all about character

It was really all about character

by | November 4, 2020 |

Well, today is election day in the United States. Because of editorial deadlines, I won’t know who has won before I have to turn this column in. In reality, because of all of the early voting, I (and you) probably won’t know for some time who won. Imagine, some states actually have rules that they […]
UDPATES 11-2

UDPATES 11-2

by | November 4, 2020 |

Update to: Ecuador has no immediate plans to open borders with Peru and Colombia Published: Volume 5, Issue 4 Borders of Ecuador will remain closed until the Security Cabinet is confident that proper protocols are in place Ecuador’s borders will continue to be closed, while the Sectorial Security Cabinet defines the protocols to follow in […]

After near crippling of Ecuador’s floriculture industry, removal of US tariffs to save growers millions of dollars

Published on November 04, 2020

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The export of Ecuadorian flowers was still trying to recover after a series of protests that paralyzed Ecuador in October 2019, when the new coronavirus pandemic hit the country. The situation caused the cancellation of 60% of the industry’s orders and left it in a precarious situation that didn’t seem to have […]

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